La Grande evening observer., June 22, 1921, Image 13

' PA?1E FIVE!
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e Lk GRAND 2 EVENING- OBSERVES
How ' You Should" iplan Your
V. .We.damg.-v . '
B t Rl'TIl AGN ES ABBUNG
June is here!
So are rosii. And so re brides j
nd. the nutter of the 'things the
would necessitate removing tjie wed., Tho maid of hoi!oris.he bride's
"it'St ring. i (special attendant and on tier full any
lhe Bouquet. I duties the bride wishes performed.
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Wamlntnt Authority, Sptka.on thii
Sujjjsct. at Chautauqua,
tAnt Cook, of th Art illut. f
Chicago, brlnja to Ohautauiiua natrons
a lecture itVctdwlly novel aud (merest
L"rhg. It ileal with "Art lu'the Jl.ime"
and coyer.. it. a. reiutiriaubly rajiliwj
Tff lll-ifti.U'rnmn l..-o '.l... 1.... i T I .1... 1-:J ..I.... Ik. 1
bring tulle, ribbons, bows, all en- I which his bride, will eurrv. after con- dinir riny for her bridevroofti. io be
kept until the right time, if the dou
ble ring ceremony ig used. The maid
of honor will also hold her flowers
during the ceremony und adjust her
tniin and vil if it becomes twisted
in turning.
Procedure.
For the, home wedding the part
trancingly disturbing and hung on ev- ! suiting her as to the fashion which
ary side with a million questions o will look test with her gown,
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Wjie.i.ty "'in milium UB 11113 Wty Or
that should lie that way. .
For what bride wnuts tif'go to the
AFTERNOON FHOCK.
pp.
Ik i t
An .afternoon frock of dark mate
rial is necessary. . An original loach
is the braided material such as Mar
tha Mansfield, Sclznick, wears.
altar, doubting tint she has done just
the correct thing?
So, in the first place, the little bride
who would be correct, plans a wedding
so simple that it will nicely cwie
within the limits'of her father's in
come. For her father must bear all
of the expenses of the event with the
exception of the hiring of tlje bride
groom's carriage.
And she dispenses just this once,
with all jewelry, however lovely her
i ne. mile yvno iloos not desire a
provincial, bridey effect while" travel
ing, will not choose wTifce suit even
in summer. It seems to be the ac
cepted thing that a material wf good !
tone inut.l ho upt fnv thui .von- .
Her linons and ndergarmens,muRt be smull, but the order of pro
whKh are purcuased an& made be- cedme is the same whether the party
fore the wedding, will be marked with
her own initials, not those of her
fiance." !
The wise girl who is "receiving wed
ding gifts and wants -her friends to
be one of few or many people.
The flower girl, if there is one,
comes first, then the bridesmaids in
pairs, the maid of honor alone and
then the bride ' on the arm of her
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know the pleasure she feels at the father or her nearest relative,
moment of their reception, will nut j The bridegroom with his best man
linger long with the family und should have entered from the side,
friends admiring her "collection" but ; and should be waiting at the altar for
will slip into sojne quiet corner and the bride und her party." The father-
on a bit of note paper say the few
words she desires to the sender im
mediately. When the in-pour of gifts
waits to give the bride away and' then
returns to his place beside his wife,
which will be' in a section near the
becomes too heavy, then she will jot front which has been ribboned off for
them down and as soon ns possible ' the families. The bride should be at
write her "thank you's
Decorations.
If the wedding is to be a church
event she will plun a decoration of
only palms and cathedral candles, re
membering that it is bad taste to
lavishly decorate a sacred edifice.
the right of the bridegroom so the
matter of slipping ;ho wedding ring
on will not be difficult.
When the ceremony is over, if the
wedding, is a home affair, the bridal
couple will turn toward the guests
and congratulations will begin.
ket of lifttfiuits to. the priest as n Kecomnynds Chaniborlainfc'Tablet.
thiWks ottering to tiod, wnen iney
reach the promised laii'6
8. The blessing and the curse were ori,omi.a,ii'. tw. k.A. fc '
to be written on the mountains C,er- ..' . , h.,.hn mlf ,.?r
.-.I .A & mi nn.-
iiim and F-liul. a .
40. Moses wrote his message, and
the priests put it in tl: ark of Ae
covenant.
11. Tfie Lord uppesred to Joshua in
a pillur of a cloud' when he'designut
ed him for leader.
IS
sod on for tht past five years. When.
my husband goes away from home he
always takes a bottle of them along
with him. Whenever I have that hea
vy f1ing aftea eating, or. feel dull
and nlaved out. I take Ana or two of
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v namoeriain s lauiei. ami tney nx ; Wahlnl.,n Nurv f.
In pronouncing his dying bless-ime.up ne, wru mrs. Newton; - ' t
iug, Moses fcmpecially honored the I vree.anu, siinoa, n. r. lake these i, Hardv. hcalthv weir root-J
tribes Levi, Ephniim and Manessah. I "n" "?0,ea tonV!'A Citn.mlnl o cf,,W !
Hll or UKUgeiiLlUH ttllU lliey Will OQjl uivhuivhmm tv..., ouiu-, t
Fra4ddOi8
A little fellow who had bi$n to tha.
museum waa jnskad by his olbther it
ha, ranienibored- the nauaea. of any ot
tha animals he hod seen. "Yes," l.
replied, "moat ot the. animals wera
jssmed 'Do not touch.' " Boston TraD.
script. ,
lit. 'Ralnb sheltered the spits 4osV
ua sent into Jericho. .
14. Tin' spies promised to &ve Ru-
hub and her family when they took
the city.
IS. (!od directed Joshua to march
around Jericho with the ark, blow
trumpets and end with a shout.
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Hard Evan for tha, Wit.
' A fool and his money are nxm pun.
d, but nowadays even wise itien have
a bard time lumirliiir out' ' --ih.
you good.
alv.
Swimming Days
Buy a good .both cap and go swim
mhur. Silverthorns have a fine lot,
just received them. 50c, 75c, fi.00.
Some ut Ilfic.
FAMILY O0 US STORK
UA UKANOK.ONCaON. .
nitHKItVICH WANT AI)H PAV
J bery itacl fruit
, card aril we wDl
inow yoi vvnc aw
'j this line. ViH bl
1 ulacR vour 'iler I
j livery. yekara
i jl-xk or monoXl
Drop, ua it J
call and j
e have in
pleased to S
tee all oun
funded.
J. H, KILBY
1505 Madison
SIMPLE LINGERIE
HER SUIT.
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Her lingerie should be simplicit y itself,
Bought-for air of elegance.
if she would achieve that
way the subject of Unterior decoration.
.Mr. Cook UlUHtraiev Ills taHc by the
recognized autborltyvin his subject and
Is a. direct represent live ot the Cbl
cugo Art Institute..
1. Wiy Mid the ilsraelites mal
peace with the Gibeonites?
2. How was this deceit posilile when
Joshua, their k'adpr, hvus divinely
guitled.
:l. What did Joshua do as soon as
Israel had rest from war in Canaan ?
4. Where wsis the tabernacle set
up?
B. In which trioe was .this place?
0. How was the landdividd7
7. How were their portions kept i
nc.lmnt of?
8. In which tribe had Joshua his
inheritance?
9. What portion hod Caleb?
10. After dividing the hind what
did they do next?
Answers to Yesterday's Question.
1. Miriam dieil at Kadesh, in the
desert .of Kin.
2. Israel mourned Aaron s death
t.urty days.
3. John had a vision of Christ dress
ed in priestly garments in Reveln
tione 1:2, in.
3. Joshua was of the tribe of Kph
rnim. 6. Kumbers 33 and 34 describe the
forty-two stages of the journey
through the wilderness, the bound
aries of Cunuan, and the officers to
divide it.
6. The death of the high 'priest
would release the man layer f . tn
the city of refuge.
7. Moses bids them, bring a lias-
Chautauqua
Romumlwr m at Chautaiuina time. We will lie pleased to serve yon.
Our milk is pasteurized nnd clarified, f " "' '
Our ice is made from our own well water. , "1
Our Ice Cream is pure and gi vinK satisfaction to all who use it
Our duller, "BLUR MOUNTAIN," Is 'made from Pasteurized cream and guar
anteed to be fresh.
to Church, Lodge, and Social demands for Ice Cream.
Special 'attention p;ive
Your family trade solici
1
Patronize home industry Vnd keep
Ask for Blue Mountain kACiciim.
BUTTER, ICE CREAM, SV
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ted . I
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MaVfaclurji'S ami Dealers ,
ET tfKEAM, MILK
iir churns churnmir.
Jot a fad but a food.
AND BUTTER MILK
Phone Muin fifl
Blue Mountain Creamery
0. C. HOPKINS, Prop.
Phone Main 00
oxy't Chlc.
Three-yearold Kitty stmred down
fa the barn where a vel!fcil cow Iny
contentedly chewing- her end. After
watching the regular uiovhiiieiit of the
nlnial's Jaws for s time nn Men
ttruck the lit tie iirl. Turning to her
fstaer, she tisked: "What flavnr gum
doer she like best, dad?". Country
Gentleman.
Carried by Oulf Stream,
fishermen on the coast of Norway
are able to pick up for fuel on the
seashore wood that was grown along
the Amazon and Orinoco rivers and
from the palms of Haytt. the trees
being carried to the distant shores
by the Gulf stream, the current of
which Is more speedy thau the Ama
zon and 1.000 limes greater. .
imiimwumiiiiiiiiiiiiinii;
Punka r's Taxi Lie
Prompt, and at 11 hours.
PhoL Mair789, cor. Fir
and Wnr Red 2232
after midnight.
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TDOWT WA
Go Ahead Now With Your
Building or Repairing
iosieers
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Retail Mox at.
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0 tttia( t h jeption of
lkataa ktl 9.1ace whicKQis
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0 (V iiPa bodice giiwith
roli'aswar. ' he, engagem5t ir.
mar hri.J?s give iO(4he hringioom.
O whwill sli.Oit her f.0r afuft ,
the wedding ring h: -en put on. 1
t i9 events the R,!"iOnftlould ,
not b pu'on in fmt of it, for that
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NOW IS TIfE TIME, TO BUILD ALL OVER THE C.OUNTRY NE"W .BUILD
INUS ARE UNDKR CONSTIiUCTION AND REPAIRING, IS P.EING DONE ON A
LARGE SCALE.
WITH Al
TOP KUILDIN
YEAR."!. UNDK
WAIT ?(M lowp:
MATERIAL COSTS'
HIS BUlIJ)INf ACTIVITY THERE IS A LARGER DEMAND
MATER1A!S THAN THERM HAS BEEN.E0R THE LAST TWO
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PRIO'
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EDITIONS WE BELIEVE IT IS A
AND LABOR COSTS CAN T GO
MISTAKE TO
DOWN UNTIL
.SO STROKG4.Y IXJiVE
TWAT .WE HAVE A MOW
MATERIALS tHAf .W fi'
liELIEVE THAT NOW-IS THE, TIME TO BUILD,
JOMPLETB LINE OP ILL KINDS OF BUILDING
HAD BEFORE.
lSChVt.i IS TtUS ST(X:K IS UP SON PROCESSED BOARD THE NRAR-
rsi r,:rj'Ec? a si the most, economical lining for walis and
ci:ium..h' is i:vi:vv in op .building. . . . "
. jae iA!i f:i: us., it wont cost you
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